Agents Sculpture 1995-2000 — Sharon Louden

agents
1995-2000

Dimensions: variable

Foam rubber, glue, latex enamel paint, wood, string, metal, cast bronze, and cast aluminum.

Agent on Chair (1999)Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts Catalogue (PDF) — Agent on Chair (1999)
Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts Catalogue (PDF)

Rhona Hoffman Gallery
Chicago, IL (2000)

Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts
Wilmington, DE (1999)

Gallerie LeLong
New York, NY (1999)

“In science, an agent is a substance that produces an effect, and there is also a software agent. Secret agents are often characters who have a mission or purpose which is not divulged to the public but known only to them. Double agents remain a mystery to both sides.

The beauty and mystery of ‘Agents’ is that there is no single interpretation. It is about making marks in the air. It is about materials, relationships, size and scale. It is about form and shadow, humor and whimsy. It is about the transcendence of ideas and the transformation of materials. It is that point where reality ends and fantasy takes over. And therein lies the magic.”

— Sue Scott, Independent Curator (1999)

Jeffrey Coploff Fine Art
New York, NY (1997)

The Workspace
New York, NY (1996)

Gramercy International Art Fair
New York, NY (1996)

Rhona Hoffman Gallery (solo exhibition)
Chicago, IL (2000):

PRESS:

Hawkins, Margaret, "Making It Personal" (PDF), Chicago Sun Times, Oct 6, 2000

Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts (solo exhibition)
Wilmington, DE (1999):

catalogue:

Scott, Sue, Independent Curator & Young, Dede, Director, "Agents" (PDF), Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, January 19 - March 20, 1999

Gallerie LeLong (group exhibition)
New York, NY (1999):

PRESS:

Henry, Max, "Gotham Dispatch," Artnet Magazine, Jul 16, 1999

Jeffrey Coploff Fine Art (group exhibition)
New York, NY (1997):

The Work Space (group exhibition)
New York, NY (1996):

Gramercy International Art Fair, Gramercy Hotel
New York, NY (1996):

In studio
New York, NY (1995-96):

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